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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-09-01

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IT you have DOIIS,
If you are bilious,
If you have fever,
If your head aches,
If you are cOnstipated,
If you have no appetite,
If your digestion is bad,
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loIAI EeultS Observation-Disclosures. *H. .4l2 70
We further report that we examined in detail
all the vouchers for above pay nentS and found
that all OF them had been correctly issued and
paid for legitimate purposes. That we found
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ordered paid.
John Kendland. j. p, reported costs in the
case OF Estate vs.. Mahcr and Fogerty." which
was referred back for correction. Required to
show that costs are only taxed for witnesses for
the state.
James Burk. J. p, reported costs in the case
OF "Sta'e vs. Bcede." Referred back for corrcc.
ton. Not properlyitemized.
On motion an additional appropriation of 80
was made to apply in finishing up two bridges
over the kanaranzi creek In Westside township,
on the usual terms, tie town to expcnd like
amount.
The clerk Of the district court was authorized
to purchase i copy Of the Laws of Minnesota ut
the expense of the county.
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County Commissioners.
F.A. STEVENS, Clerk District Court
E. s. MILLS. County Auditor.
Board of Audit.
Geo. Hallas. j. p. reported costs in the case
Estate vs.. Maler and Fogerty:'
IuslAce reeS.. ....S.p
he also reported costs in case of "State vs.
Dick Butler ct al.:''
JuStice reeS.
John kendland, j. r, reported costs in the
case OF estate vs. Tabbert:''
Justice Fees .A,.5O
l.. 8. Nelson. Witness Fees s.. los
He also reported costs in the case Of Estate
w. 4. Butler ct al.:'
Due George Slade, Constable Fees $3.50
Due -. V. Barlow, Witness Fees. " 2A
Due Wallace Barlow, - 2.44
Due ThOS Johnson, l" IA
OuStlCc CccS. 4OO
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
LOCAL SRtVT1sS.

Mr. Irving IinSon, of London, is IN the
city
Mr. Robert Young. "f urhana, is in tht
city.
Miss Viola Fox went to Nenia this after
noon.
Mat FiGcr. of Xenia, is III the city al
business.
Nr. Frank JohnSon left to-day for Staun
ton. Virginia.
1Mr. Frank Fullerton left this morning l"l
Ft Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. pr. J. NJ. Harris. "f yellow Springs
was in the city t"iay.
Miss Barnett and Miss Lii Barnett, ot
l'rhana. are at the Arcade.
Prosecuting Attorney J. y. Dean, al
Greene county, is in the city.
Mr.. Otto Wood left this morning Via III,
Pan Handle for Philadelphia.
Hon. George c. Rawlns went over I,
Columbus today. on business.
Mr.. ID. X. Hosterman left this morning
for Omaha. Via the Bee Line.
Mr.. 4. +. Humphreys. of the yellow
Springs Rcric,r. was in the city this morn
ing.
Auditor ServiSs went 10 Cleveland today
to assist in appraiSing the Y. y. 7. n q,
road.
Mr.. Charles HainrS, travelling paSSengel
agent OF the Pan Handle. was in town thi,
morning.
Miss Georgia Haynrrof north l.mcston'
street. left this morning for an ext ,nde'
visit To Cincinnati.
Miss Minnie Martin. Clifton and Vim
streets, left this morning to visit relative
and friends in Troy.
Misses Maggie and Jessie Dunlap vii
spend the summer al their former home a
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The old and new police officers will drill
tonight and tomorrow night in the Buckley
| club room. in preparation for the Memoria
day parade.
Two ear leads Of people ~ent /" Daytnl
dies Missionary society Of the First Pres
bytrTian church.
Mrs. l.. Fry. who has been spending th
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Albert Cal
| lender. of west High street has returned L
her home ia HilShoro q.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
ENON.

ENoS. May %. The lawn feto given hy
the ladies OF the VI. f.. church at VIM. T..
Hills last Saturday night was one of the
most successful ever given here the rece pts
being so. The ladies are 10 be cOngratll-
lated upon the excellent manner in which
every part of the programme was conduct
-d. A part of the exercises which was t.S-
pecjaliy entertaining was the Instrumental
music furnished by J. Il. Athy and family.
Mr. Joseph Erwin and o. f. Allen. nf
Catawha. this county. wrrr. here taking in
the lawn fete Saturday night . The pri-
mary election "f delegates Ia the republican
county convention last Saturday was more
exciting than usual and resulted in the rier-
tion Of q. r. SeryiSs delegates This
township could not afford tn 20 back on nnr
of her honore-i citizens .Dr |. ". BaId-
win. of yellow Springs. -. in com
pany with Rev. \. Hamilton. was in
town Sunday afternoon tending religious
services in the VI. F.. church Mrs. VIM.
Baker of near Troy. o.. was the guest nf
her sister Mrs Hattie Fundaberg. of east
Pleasant street Sunday 60 Frank Coke. Ot
Medway. this county. wJS visiting his
daughter Mrs. T. j. Montgomery over sun
day. Mr.. Frank Ransom and wife. oi
Springfield. -, Speut Sunday with his
mother and sister of this place Mart
CriSt and wife. "f south nt FnOn. were the
guests "f her brother Mr. John Collier. sun
day. Mr.. Hoover and wife. Of Marion.
Montgomery county. o.. are the guests ot
his sister Mrs. T. y. Hartman of this
place. Quite a number of our young
people were III attendance at the Bethel
township school mass mrrting SATURDAY.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
HE EAll ROADS.
General News Notes.-The Woodruff Car
Company and the I. Is. 4 w.-Th- Re
organization scheme.

Tx NSlNONOo.
General News NOTES.-The w"odrun Car
Company and the I. Is. 4 w.-Ih- Re
organization scheme.
! The Lake Erie and Western nave re
! SuHed the sale of l.OOu-mile tickets, with a
| limit OF one year.
Eastern travel is not Yet IN tull bloom.
| The day trains between Cincinnati and
| New York are light.
! Two trains will leave Springfield Al : a.
III. tomorrow via the |. B. n W. for Kansas
: City. ottawa. Kansas, and all points west
The indianapolis, Decatur and Spring
field road was sold ia New York yesterday
/ for 500, 900. Ia the bondholdrrS' commit
tee.
[ Master Mechanic Porter. of SanduSky.
bunk. in the |. y. " ". telegraph onlc,.
when in the city. lie prefer. 1t Ia the
hotel.
| Frank Davis, for 81 many years clerk
/ in the Bee Line freight department. left
! this morning for his new home in WnTir!d
| Kansas.
| The |. H. X W. will run 4 special train
tomorrow morning I" ottawa. Kansas. Ia
Accommodate the punkardS who have a
meeting there next week
/ The railroad commissioner rrpnrtS for
! 1856, which will br ISSUED soon. will be
very voIuminous. containing about 500
( pages twice ~ much a. the report of lsSI
Engine ia. |. B. Il W. is still in the
Springfield round house. She i the small
lest on the road a we'll rs one of the oldest
I and creates considerable attention when ON
the road.
Since commissions have been aboIishrd
Ia passenger agents. they do not seem tn
show very much indifference in the sal. of
| tickets or the whooping M of business
Their salary goes on aud the agents in this
city are working hard.
{. W. Fairbanks. general solicitor of the
|. B. n W. passed through the city this
morning fer the east. where he goes to aid
in putting ON the finishing touches Ia the
C. :. n c., the |. b. n W. and the Ohio
Southern consolidation scheme.
Freight business ON all the roads is very
uuiet The rause seems To he a general
,tagnatiou in busiuess brought about hy
IN. new Interstate commerc. law which
has knocked confidence of shippers and
dealers alike higher than kite.
Yardmaster Carney has his office ON
wheels. and since the new h. SW.
wards have increased the territory he has
10 cover, il is thought that the reserve ELI
gine. No. Ia, will he used t. pull his car
over the Yards, which extend over several
miles of track.
Considerable. rivalry EXISTS amony the ax-
,,.ss comnoniaS ,hara nn,y h.iu,r ,I.n,, nf
lrnmnati,iop The offices arr meyer closed
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
lAWRENCEvILlE.

\ ::-year-old daughter Of Samuel Freeze
hours illness. Daniel Foreman and wife.
Of Bradford junction. visited relatives kere
last week Thermometers registered 9O
degrees in the shade Sunday The sup
per given hy the Mon Sunday school Sat
urday evening was financial success .
The Republican primary was well attended
Saturday. James Wallingsford. Peter
Sour. W. n and Simon Baker, were elected
delegates. The satter-up Of state ticket
got left The tniyerSaiist Sunday school
al jacksonville has been advised to Join the
Union Sunday school and give up their or
ganization. . The Reformed church would
not hold all the people Sunday night who
turned out 10 hear Rev. Dr Taylor .
Frequent expressions are made by
Democrats in favor of pensions Ia
rebel soldiers, and that they are more
loyal than any that wore the blue . . .
The attendance at Sunday school AT the
Reformed church was -, at the Union 20.
at Sims chapel ~. last Sunday j. H.
Foreman is doing land Office business
putting up new wagons this season, besides
regular blacksmith business w The
Royal Nine band have renrganiLed
and now practice every week The Jones
district school has been closed from fear Of
diphthera. Mrs. T. J. HauSe is visiting
relatives in Kansas . Decoration day ser
vices will be held here Monday. Hon. c.
NJ. Nichols will deliver the address at half
past one O'Clock. Everybody is invited.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
IAt NEWS IN BRIEF.

Floqurt was unable to form a French
cabinet, and Freycinet has again been
ralled.
Austria is making extensive military
preparations. including preparing the rail
ways.
\ second examination of Prince Fred
erirk Williams throat conrlusiveiy proved
that the trouble is not cancerouS. nor scri-
Gus.
Chamberlain expresses fear of the defeat
of the government ou its Irish policy.
Gas has been struck at Logan. ..
The estimated loss from the CeItc-Brit-
annie collision il Sl2u, 900.
The winners Of Wednesdays races were
War Sign. Cruiser Clarion. JacObin and
luite.
Governor Foraker is confined Ia his home
in Columbus. on account of sickness.
Attempts have been made to blow up the
residence of Mrs. Richey in Nincennes.
Ind. with dynamite Mrs. X. lives alone
with her seventeen year-old son.
At mon City, o.. Bow Hung murdered
his nephew, Chang Lung, with hatchrt.
and when discovered cut his own throat
with a dagger. II was the result of a
quarrel.
The Lawrence and the New Brighton and
New Castle railroads, two small lines run
ming through the MahoninG Valley. have
been consolidated. Win 4 capital stock OF
: 600, 900.
THE city of Charleston. W. Va. after
one ear "f prohihiIi"n. has returned Ia high
license. according la state law passed by the
last Legislature. The license WAS a> high ~
81. NrU.
over seven hundred employees "i the
Halls safe aud Lock company. Cincinnati,
struck because of Il failure of the company
to grant demand for reduction OF hours
from ten I" nine hours and ali increase.
Base ball Athletic :. Cincinnati !: 81.
Louis TO- Nets =: Louisville ). Brooklyn I
Baltimore Is. Cleveland :: Boston 1. Chi.
cago ;: Akron T., Columbus Q: Wheeling q,
Mansfield 4; Kalamazoo ;. GAINESVILLE |.
The indianapolis, Decatur and Spring.
| field railroad has been sold under fOrecoS.
IRE for $3.50. 900. the purchaser being Mr..
j. u. prohSt representing the reorganZa
ton committee uf the secnnd-mortgng,
honihOlderS.
Homer j. RamSdell. a newspaper core.
SpOndent of national rrpute, died al hI>
home in Washington. being stricken with
apopleXy. He was at one time for severa
years Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati C0n,mcrcid.
The blast furnace men of the MahOning
and Shenango valleys and the Wheeling
and Pittsburg districts unanimously de
mand reduction Of the price of coke after
June | from So To 81 30 per ton This de
mand may break the strike.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
GREENE TOWNSHIP.

GEEENoroIIS. May 2i.-AL Garlnugh Is
the recipient of a fine son. Geo. Elder :
daughters health is improving somewhat.
She has been afflicted with an indolent alb
SceSs for some time past. Mr.. Claud Col
lier. of the city, called at II. II. .IOhnstOn'S
last week Mr.. TAYLOR, of Xenia, called
on the Pierce Brothers Sabbath. VIM.
Pierce is very much afflicted al the present
Rev. Bailey, of Clifton. will preach at
iiopeweil school house next Sabbath after
4 noon at o'clock . The Caucus was well
attended SATURDAY. night. and men of large
minds and good looks were elected aS dele
gates. We are Foraker. There comes 4
testing time IN the history of all events 81
it come to the prayer meeting
atEmory chapel. The leader
having charge Of the meeting gave
them up for lack Of help. but another has
taken hold and last Monday evening the
meeting went OF with vim. May the
| Lord God of Israel ever guide thee . . .
! Teachers meeting at Emory this tFriday
| evening. This is a new departure for that
| school. and We are glad Ia Sre
| il. though We may not be per
mitted Ia take part IN them
+ The death of John {. Wheeler occurred
this TUESDAY morning at his home in
Lyons county. Kansas. where lie moved
some yeas ago from Greene township
The canSe of death was measles. After
settling himself in Kansas lie returned 20
Ohio and married the daughter of Mr.. Eph.
Nunamaker, prominent brick-layer of
Springfield. and with her he returned
Ia Kansas, and with united efforts had got
ten unto themselves \ nice little fortune in
the way OF land, SO much that he had
T,t ,I ths4 al
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
NEW CARLISLE.

The election for delegates to the copven-
tion on the 18th. resulted in the selection of
the following named gentlemen As dele
gates: j. &. Williams, Il. Men, j. NJ. Hoffa,
II. ii. Young, ii. NJ. Note. Ben Davis, r.
B. Moorehead. Pomroy Mitchell, J. y.
Wiley, Thomas Swanger and b. II. Ran
nelleS. They will stay by Taylor to the last,
but are unpledged 20 any other candidate.
and will work for whatever seems best for
the party. regardless of personal fayorit-
ISM. . The township educational mass
meeting. held At the New Carlisle camp
grounds. on Saturday last, WAS largely at
tended. Tine board of education met at the
same place. and made levy of SlI, 900 for
school purposes. A new school-house. in
the village of Medway, WAS ordered (" be
built. The cause of education is IN
ilonriShing condition in this township.
Our churches ARE making extensive prepar-
at0nS for the observance of Chldren'S day
next Sabbath. The memorial services will
bc held in the Presbyterian church. The
Clay post, q. A. L., are preparing Ia duly
observe decoration day. Mr.. George
Thomas, son of Mr.. George ID. Thomas,
aged l. years. died last Monday and was
Inferred "Wednesday afternoon in our beau
tifu cemetery. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. GaddiS in the NJ. +.
church. The mayor appointed Samuel
Hamlet. j. |. Stafford, T.. e. Miller. 4. II.
Neff aud Miriam Hester. trustees of the gas
well business. They will locate the well
and contract for the boring of the well al
once Mr.. VIM. StOckstill is erecting a
new hOuse-One that is Ia be- beauty and
a model for convenience The |. q. q. F.
have perchssed new paraphernslia and will
come ont in good style on Decoration day.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

Home. sweet home. Nothing like having
a home I" 90 to. The New Home and the
New White Sewing machines can b.. bought
AT reasonable terms at 81 east Main street
William Thornton. general agent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

Dynamite was used near prohibition
meeting AT Springfield. Tenn, with intent
rlther 10 frighten or hurt.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

Dr. I. F. Bliss. eye and ear surgeon. %
west Main street Eyes fitted with glasses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

Five hundred dozens ladies, gents and
misses hose. all great bargains, at the J
and Toe store. Arcade.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
G. q. BnLow,
Sir Knight Recorder

The - cent store will be- closed at 4
o'clock D. IN. through the summer months.
except Mondays and Saturdays.
l.. +. OID~. Prop.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
ENJOY Life.

What truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives ms grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands of means
of enjoyment. We can desire n" better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving ii up
disheartened, discouraged and worn out
with disease. when there is no occasion for
this feeling. as every sufferer can easily OBJ
tain satisfactory proof, that Green's August
Flower. will make them free from disease,
a. when born. Dyspepsia and liver com
plant are the direct causes of seventy-tive
per cent of such maladies as bili0usneSS,
Indigestion. sick headache, cOstiyeneSs, ner-
vous prostration. dizziness Of the head, pal
pitation of the heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three doses of August Flower
will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles. Toe. Try it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
s-, pr. NcNsmus. of Chesapeake, Md.

sr, pr NcNsmus, of Chesapeake, Md,
is the S-ie>, of friends in the city.
NJ. Howard John gave very delight
ful progressive euchre party last night. al
her residence 0n west Mulberry street.
About thirty of her friends were in attend
ance.
Mr.. X. s. LOCKER has returned from
New York. where he has been sick for the
past two weeks. lie sold his sewing ma
chine patent to the Domestic company for
a hig price.
Ge"rge Gillespie was arrested last
night for knocking down woman.
lie was released on So bail. lie
claims that the woman was about Ia strike
him with Il hatchet.
After its promenade concert at Monu-
ment square last night. the Champion City
band gave Messrs. Harris and Baird, the
new pr"prietors of the l.agonda house. a
very plea amt Serenade.
President I. J. Kirkpatrick, of the l.. A..
W. accompanied by his wife and little
daughter. Hazel. returned this morning
from 81. Louis, where the captain was last
Friday elected president "f the League OF
American Wheelmen.
Commander e. {. Nielsen. of Lewis post,
Va. 34I. &. A. L.. has issued two orders Ia
the comrades Order No states that the
annual sermon Ia the &. A. L. will be de
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

Handsome line Of rihbon> and handker-
chiefs Just received at the and I0c store,
Arcade.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

special Meeting OF Div. ~. 4. r., X. OF q.
There will he a special business and drill
meeting at the armOry of Champion City
division, No. a. L. L., X. Of F., tomorrow
friday evening. May -, at $50.
IA there will he matters of great import
ance brought up it is necessary that every
Sir Knight he in attendance.
Ry order of W. l.. LAFFERTN.
Sir Knight Commander.
G. o. BiILow,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

A b.g Job in ladies'. gents and misse>
Isle gloves. at the ) and lOc store, Arcade.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26

PERSONAL.

IraN furnish 1000 industrious ladies' with
l n.rmaprnt lucrative employment. No fraud
:. hu,nhuy Hundreds Of testimonials from
iasiss mad. independent through this work
NIT, II. F. Little, Chicago. Ill lcsms'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
FOUND.

mol rNp-Pair Of shoes, Saturday evening. in
/ market owner eau have SANE by inquir-
ing al " H. Anderson stand No. -, west
side market. KID
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-26
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR RGNT

NOR RENT-onr side Of a centrally located
i business place. Matchmaker or = small
business where little room Is wanted. The
store Is on Main street. between Market and
Limestone streets. Address, Home. this
or1cr.
NOR kEST-iiaus. Of ten Z, @ ns. in perfect
L condition. No. IA East CoIunIhia street
Apply Ia ID. II. Ruhsam. laiain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03

M 1857. Mems merino shirts and draw
| ers, SOC each; size OF shirts 81 to AZ; size
Of drawers, 80 IS ~.
III 9892. Mems camel hair shirts end
drawers, 75c each; size of shirts, "a to
~; size Of drawers, 80 to SO.
NJ 1876. Mems fancy striped shirts and
drawers, 80 per cent wool, 81 each; size
of shirts 81 TO AZ; size Of drawers, 90 10
Sc.
NJ 1OO85. Mems medium weight fancy
stripe wool shirts and drawers, 81 %
each; size Of shirts, 81 to 40; size Of
drawers, so to SO.
IL 10019. Mems scarlet all wool shirts
and drawers, 81 25; size of shirts 81 to
AZ; size of drawers, 80 TO ~.
NJ 10092. MEMS white lambs wool
shirts and drawer5-tne best value on
earth-for $50 and So each; size of
shirts 81 to A; size of drawers, rs TO A.
NJ 1887. Mems scarlet al wool coch-
ineal dye shirts and drawers, 81 so and
50; size of shirts, 81 to A; size OF draw
ers, % to AZ.
M l2001. Mems double breasted and
back medicated, scarlet, the finest quality
Of lambs wool shirts and drawers, full
fashion make, So so; size or shirts 81 to
AZ; size of drawers 80 to SO.
M 10088. Mems fancy he&vy weight,
full regular made, all wool shirts and
drawers, 50 so each; size OF shirts 81 to
~: size Of drawers % to 50.